February 2006
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Medtrade Spring Preview |
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Medtrade Las Vegas: All About Education |
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Turnaround Specialist |
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by C.A. Wolski |
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How Gayle Devin saved Arcadian Healthcare from the brink of ruin |
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Doctors and Documentation |
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by Mark R. Schmeler, PhD, OTR/L, ATP, and Brad E. Dicianno, MD |
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If it is up to you to educate physicians/referral sources (and it often is) about the latest documentation requirements for mobility assistive equipment, check out this case study (and hand this article to physicians when you’re done). |
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New Year, New Approach |
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by Roberta Domos, RRT |
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A formal performance improvementprogram can get you ready for mandatory quality standards while driving up customersatisfaction—and revenue. |
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Dew Diligence Is Recommended |
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by Robert McCoy, RRT, FAARC, and Robert Virag |
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Know the benefits and limitations of CPAP humidification to help patients and build trust with referral sources. |
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Ducks in a Row? |
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by Joe Groden |
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Accreditation will take time, effort, and money—but it may also make yourcompany more profitable in the long run. |
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Optional but Necessary |
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by Danielle Cohen |
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Wheelchair accessories are essential components of a complete seating andpositioning system. |
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